How does that answer the question how it’s relevant today if its accomplishment was 10 years ago?Not really considering when it was brought back some years ago the whole concept of a 'block' was dying/dead. And now in the present it is still going and being funded.
They still release music albums on cassette tapes, sure it’s like .0005% market share, but they were popular 30 years ago! They sold billions! If you don’t own a cassette player, is that enough of an argument for you to care about buying a cassette player and cassettes? This is your argument over Toonami. It was popular over 20 years ago, and they were revived a decade ago, and it still exists.
It’s like, big whoop. There’s a lot of outdated things that still exist that cater to a small niche. That doesn’t make it relevant.